Smashed off balance!
Damage as
You call that a crit?
Roll damage as normal.
1 2
Spellstruck! Roll damage as
normal and the creature has
disadvantage on saving throws against
spells until the end of its next turn
Shocking! Roll damage as
normal and the creature cannot use
reactions until the end of its next turn.
Spoil! Roll damage as normal and
the creature cannot regain hit
points until the end of its next turn.
2 2
Scalding bile! Damage as
normal and the creature is
scarred. While scarred has disadvantage
on all Charisma ability checks except
Charisma (Intimidation). Healed in the
same way as a minor injury.
Chills! Damage as normal and
the creature may only move half
its movement on its next turn.
Heat wave! Damage as normal
and attacks that deal fire damage
have advantage made against the
creature until the end of its next turn.
3
Scalding bile!
Roll damage as normal and the
next attack against the creature has
advantage.
Lunge and thrust!
Roll damage dice twice and use
the higher result.
Sliced and diced!
Roll damage as normal and the
creature loses 1d6 hit points at the start
of its next turn.
Nauseous! Roll damage as
normal and the creature has
disadvantage on its next ability check,
attack roll, or saving throw.
Disoriented! Roll your
damage dice as normal and you
control the creature’s movement on its
next turn.
Dazzled! Roll damage as
normal and the creature cannot
willingly move closer to you until the end
of its next turn.
Boom! Roll damage as normal
and the creature is deafened until
the end of its next turn.
Spellstruck! Roll damage as
normal and the creature has
disadvantage on saving throws against
spells until the end of its next turn
Shocking! Roll damage as
normal and the creature cannot use
reactions until the end of its next turn.
Spoil! Roll damage as normal and
the creature cannot regain hit
points until the end of its next turn.
3 3
normal and the creature is
scarred. While scarred has disadvantage
on all Charisma ability checks except
Charisma (Intimidation). Healed in the
same way as a minor injury.
Chills! Damage as normal and
the creature may only move half
its movement on its next turn.
Heat wave! Damage as normal
and attacks that deal fire damage
have advantage made against the
creature until the end of its next turn.
2
Smashed off balance!
Roll damage as normal and the
next attack against the creature has
advantage.
Lunge and thrust!
Roll damage dice twice and use
the higher result.
Sliced and diced!
Roll damage as normal and the
creature loses 1d6 hit points at the start
of its next turn.
3
Nauseous! Roll damage as
normal and the creature has
disadvantage on its next ability check,
attack roll, or saving throw.
Disoriented! Roll your
damage dice as normal and you
control the creature’s movement on its
next turn.
Dazzled! Roll damage as
normal and the creature cannot
willingly move closer to you until the end
of its next turn.
Boom! Roll damage as normal
and the creature is deafened until
the end of its next turn.
 Good hit!
Do not roll your damage dice, instead
deal the maximum result possible with
those dice.
4 5
Sent reeling!
Do not roll your damage dice,
instead deal the maximum result
possible with those dice and push the
creature up to 15 feet in any direction.
Stabbed!
Roll your damage dice twice and
add them together.
Open gash!
Roll your damage dice as normal
and the creature is bleeding. For the next
minute the creature loses 1d4 damage at
the start of each of its turns until it uses
an action to staunch this wound.
7 feet of movement to roll on the ground.
Sickened! Roll your damage as
normal and the creature has
disadvantage on all ability checks, attack
rolls, and saving throws until the end of
its next turn.
Confused! Roll your damage
dice as normal and the creature
cannot differentiate friend from foe until
the end of its next turn.
Disheartening blast! Roll
your damage as normal and the
creature is frightened until the end of its
next turn.
Ka-boom! Roll your damage as
normal and the creature is
deafened for one minute.
7 8
Good hit!
Do not roll your damage dice, instead
deal the maximum result possible with
those dice.
Melted flesh! Roll your
damage as normal and the
creature is disfigured. While
disfigured the creature has disadvantage
on all Charisma ability checks except
Charisma (Intimidation). Being disfigured
can be removed with the spell greater
restoration.
Frosty! Roll your damage as
normal and the creature’s
movement speed is 0 until the end
of its next turn.
Hot flash! Roll your damage as
normal and the creature is on fire.
While the creature is on fire it takes
2d4 fire damage at the start of each of its
turns. The creature can end this
condition by dropping prone and using 5
7
Sent reeling!
Do not roll your damage dice,
instead deal the maximum result
possible with those dice and push the
creature up to 15 feet in any direction.
Stabbed!
Roll your damage dice twice and
add them together.
Open gash!
Roll your damage dice as normal
and the creature is bleeding. For the next
minute the creature loses 1d4 damage at
the start of each of its turns until it uses
an action to staunch this wound.
Good hit!
Do not roll your damage dice, instead
deal the maximum result possible with
those dice.
6
Eldritch incandescence!
Roll your damage as normal and
spell attack rolls against the creature
have advantage until the end of its next
turn.
Sparks fly! Roll your damage as
normal and you may choose one
other creature within 15 ft. of the victim.
That creature must succeed on a
Dexterity saving throw (DC 14) or take
half as much damage
Fester! Roll your damage as
normal and the creature’s
maximum hit points are reduced by
the same amount.
7
Melted flesh! Roll your
damage as normal and the
creature is disfigured. While
disfigured the creature has disadvantage
on all Charisma ability checks except
Charisma (Intimidation). Being disfigured
can be removed with the spell greater
restoration.
Frosty! Roll your damage as
normal and the creature’s
movement speed is 0 until the end
of its next turn.
Hot flash! Roll your damage as
normal and the creature is on fire.
While the creature is on fire it takes
2d4 fire damage at the start of each of its
turns. The creature can end this
condition by dropping prone and using 5
feet of movement to roll on the ground.
8

Eldritch incandescence!
Roll your damage as normal and
spell attack rolls against the creature
have advantage until the end of its next
turn.
Sparks fly! Roll your damage as
normal and you may choose one
other creature within 15 ft. of the victim.
That creature must succeed on a
Dexterity saving throw (DC 14) or take
half as much damage
Fester! Roll your damage as
normal and the creature’s
maximum hit points are reduced by
the same amount.
8 8
Great hit!
Roll twice as many damage dice as
normal.
10
Boiling flesh! Roll twice as
many damage dice as normal and
if the creature is wearing armor
its AC modifier is reduced by 1 until it can
be repaired (for 1/4th the price of new
armor of the same type) or cleaned (if the
armor is magical). If the creature is not
wearing armor, roll on the minor injury
chart.
Freezing! Roll twice as many
damage dice as normal and the
creature is paralyzed until the end of its
next turn.
12
Sickened! Roll your damage as
normal and the creature has
disadvantage on all ability checks, attack
rolls, and saving throws until the end of
its next turn.
Confused! Roll your damage
dice as normal and the creature
cannot differentiate friend from foe until
the end of its next turn.
Disheartening blast! Roll
your damage as normal and the
creature is frightened until the end of its
next turn.
Ka-boom! Roll your damage as
normal and the creature is
deafened for one minute.
Great hit!
Roll twice as many damage dice as
normal.
11
Bewitching blow! Roll twice
as many damage dice as normal
and the creature is spellbound until the
end of its next turn. While spellbound it
makes saving throws against spells with
disadvantage and spell attack rolls
against it have advantage.
Electric arc! Roll twice as many
damage dice as normal and you
may choose one other creature within 15
ft. of the victim. That creature must
succeed on a Dexterity saving throw (DC
18) or take half as much damage.
Decay! Roll twice as many
damage dice as normal and the
creature’s maximum hit points are
reduced by the same amount.
12
Great hit!
Roll twice as many damage dice as
normal.
9
Take a seat! Roll damage dice
twice and add them together and
the creature is knocked prone.
Swiss cheese! Roll twice as
many damage dice as normal.
Then roll twice on the minor injury chart
and use the lower result.
Deep slice! Roll your damage
dice twice and add them together
and the creature is bleeding. For
the next minute the creature loses 1d8
hit points at the start of each of its turns
until it uses an action to staunch this
wound.
12
Poisoned! Roll twice as many
damage dice as normal and the
creature is poisoned for the next minute.
The creature may attempt a saving throw
at the end of each of its turns (DC 12) to
end this effect.
Dominated! Roll twice as
many damage dice as normal and
you control the creature’s action on its
next turn.
Awed! Roll twice as many
damage dice as normal and the
creature is frightened until the end of its
next turn.
12

Boiling flesh! Roll twice as
many damage dice as normal and
Ablaze! Roll twice as many
if the creature is wearing armor
damage dice as normal and the
its AC modifier is reduced by 1 until it can
creature is on fire. While the creature is
be repaired (for 1/4th the price of new
on fire it takes 2d6 fire damage at the
armor of the same type) or cleaned (if the
start of each of its turns. The creature
armor is magical). If the creature is not
can end this condition by dropping prone
wearing armor, roll on the minor injury
and using 5 feet of movement to roll on
chart.
the ground.
Thunder clap! Roll twice as Freezing! Roll twice as many
damage dice as normal and the
many damage dice as normal and the
creature is paralyzed until the end of its
creature is stunned until the start of its
next turn.
next turn and deafened for one minute.
12 13
Bewitching blow! Roll twice
as many damage dice as normal
and the creature is spellbound until the
end of its next turn. While spellbound it
makes saving throws against spells with
disadvantage and spell attack rolls
against it have advantage.
Electric arc! Roll twice as many
damage dice as normal and you
may choose one other creature within 15
ft. of the victim. That creature must
succeed on a Dexterity saving throw (DC
18) or take half as much damage.
Decay! Roll twice as many
damage dice as normal and the
creature’s maximum hit points are
reduced by the same amount.
13

Take a seat! Roll damage dice

Poisoned! Roll twice as many
damage dice as normal and the
creature is poisoned for the next minute.
The creature may attempt a saving throw
at the end of each of its turns (DC 12) to
end this effect.
Dominated! Roll twice as
many damage dice as normal and
you control the creature’s action on its
next turn.
Awed! Roll twice as many
damage dice as normal and the
creature is frightened until the end of its
next turn.
Ablaze! Roll twice as many
damage dice as normal and the
creature is on fire. While the creature is
on fire it takes 2d6 fire damage at the
start of each of its turns. The creature
can end this condition by dropping prone
and using 5 feet of movement to roll on
the ground.
Thunder clap! Roll twice as
many damage dice as normal and the
creature is stunned until the start of its
next turn and deafened for one minute.
twice and add them together and
the creature is knocked prone.
Swiss cheese! Roll twice as
many damage dice as normal.
Then roll twice on the minor injury chart
and use the lower result.
Deep slice! Roll your damage
dice twice and add them together
and the creature is bleeding. For
the next minute the creature loses 1d8
hit points at the start of each of its turns
until it uses an action to staunch this
wound.

13 13 13

Rocked and rolled! Roll Horrific mutilation! Roll Burnt to a crisp! Roll twice
damage dice twice and add them twice as many damage dice as as many damage dice as normal
together, push the creature up to 15 feet normal and roll on the minor injury chart. and the creature is charred. If the
away, and the creature is knocked prone. Additionally, the creature is disfigured. creature has resistance to fire, it loses
While disfigured the creature has that resistance. If the creature does not
Punctured! Roll your damage disadvantage on all Charisma ability have resistance to fire, it gains
dice twice and add them together checks except Charisma (Intimidation). vulnerability to fire. Both of these effects
and roll on the minor injury chart. Being disfigured can be removed with the can be ended the same as a minor injury
spell greater restoration. Holy terror! Roll twice as
Lacerated! Roll your damage many damage dice as normal and
dice twice and add them together Frozen! Roll twice as many roll on the minor injury chart.
and the creature is bleeding. For damage dice as normal and the creature is Additionally, the creature is frightened
the next minute the creature loses 1d12 paralyzed until the end of its next turn. If for the next minute. It can make a
hit points at the start of each of its turns the creature takes damage before the end Wisdom saving throw (DC 16) at the end
until it uses an action to staunch this of its next turn, roll on the minor injury of each of its turns to end this effect.
wound. chart.

14 14 14
 Mystic magnet! Roll twice as
many damage dice as normal and
the creature is spellbound for the next
minute. While spellbound it makes saving
throws against spells with disadvantage
and spell attack rolls against it have
advantage. At the end of each of the
creature’s turns it can make an
Intelligence saving throw (DC 14) to end
this effect.
Fulminate! Roll twice as many
damage dice as normal and roll on
the minor injury chart. If the creature is
wearing metal armor roll on the major
injury chart instead.
Burst ear drums! Roll twice as
many damage dice as normal and
the creature is deafened permanently.
Then roll on the minor injury chart.
14
Horrific mutilation! Roll
twice as many damage dice as
normal and roll on the minor injury chart.
Additionally, the creature is disfigured.
While disfigured the creature has
disadvantage on all Charisma ability
checks except Charisma (Intimidation).
Being disfigured can be removed with the
spell greater restoration.
Frozen! Roll twice as many
damage dice as normal and the creature is
paralyzed until the end of its next turn. If
the creature takes damage before the end
of its next turn, roll on the minor injury
chart.
15
Rot! Roll twice as many damage
dice as normal and the creature
cannot regain hit points for the next
minute. It may make a saving throw (DC
16) at the end of each of its turns to end
this effect.
Contaminated! Roll twice as
many damage dice as normal and
the creature is poisoned for the next
minute. The creature may attempt a
saving throw at the end of each of its
turns (DC 16) to end this effect.
Psychological fracture!
Roll twice as many damage dice as
normal and roll on the Insanity chart with
disadvantage.
15
Rot! Roll twice as many damage
dice as normal and the creature
cannot regain hit points for the next
minute. It may make a saving throw (DC
16) at the end of each of its turns to end
this effect.
Contaminated! Roll twice as
many damage dice as normal and
the creature is poisoned for the next
minute. The creature may attempt a
saving throw at the end of each of its
turns (DC 16) to end this effect.
Psychological fracture!
Roll twice as many damage dice as
normal and roll on the Insanity chart with
disadvantage.
14
Burnt to a crisp! Roll twice
as many damage dice as normal
and the creature is charred. If the
creature has resistance to fire, it loses
that resistance. If the creature does not
have resistance to fire, it gains
vulnerability to fire. Both of these effects
can be ended the same as a minor injury
Holy terror! Roll twice as
many damage dice as normal and
roll on the minor injury chart.
Additionally, the creature is frightened
for the next minute. It can make a
Wisdom saving throw (DC 16) at the end
of each of its turns to end this effect.
15
Rocked and rolled! Roll
damage dice twice and add them
together, push the creature up to 15 feet normal and roll on the minor injury chart.
away, and the creature is knocked prone. Additionally, the creature is disfigured.
Punctured! Roll your damage
dice twice and add them together checks except Charisma (Intimidation).
and roll on the minor injury chart.
Lacerated! Roll your damage
dice twice and add them together
and the creature is bleeding. For damage dice as normal and the creature is
the next minute the creature loses 1d12 paralyzed until the end of its next turn. If
hit points at the start of each of its turns the creature takes damage before the end
until it uses an action to staunch this
wound.
16
Rocked and rolled! Roll
damage dice twice and add them
together, push the creature up to 15 feet
away, and the creature is knocked prone.
Punctured! Roll your damage
dice twice and add them together
and roll on the minor injury chart.
Lacerated! Roll your damage
dice twice and add them together
and the creature is bleeding. For
the next minute the creature loses 1d12
hit points at the start of each of its turns
until it uses an action to staunch this
wound.
15
Mystic magnet! Roll twice as
many damage dice as normal and
the creature is spellbound for the next
minute. While spellbound it makes saving
throws against spells with disadvantage
and spell attack rolls against it have
advantage. At the end of each of the
creature’s turns it can make an
Intelligence saving throw (DC 14) to end
this effect.
Fulminate! Roll twice as many
damage dice as normal and roll on
the minor injury chart. If the creature is
wearing metal armor roll on the major
injury chart instead.
Burst ear drums! Roll twice as
many damage dice as normal and
the creature is deafened permanently.
Then roll on the minor injury chart.
15
Horrific mutilation! Roll
twice as many damage dice as
While disfigured the creature has
disadvantage on all Charisma ability
Being disfigured can be removed with the
spell greater restoration.
Frozen! Roll twice as many
of its next turn, roll on the minor injury
chart.
16
 Mystic magnet! Roll twice as
many damage dice as normal and
Burnt to a crisp! Roll twice
the creature is spellbound for the next
as many damage dice as normal
minute. While spellbound it makes saving
and the creature is charred. If the
throws against spells with disadvantage
creature has resistance to fire, it loses
and spell attack rolls against it have
that resistance. If the creature does not
advantage. At the end of each of the
have resistance to fire, it gains
creature’s turns it can make an
vulnerability to fire. Both of these effects
Intelligence saving throw (DC 14) to end
can be ended the same as a minor injury
this effect.
Holy terror! Roll twice as
many damage dice as normal and
Fulminate! Roll twice as many
damage dice as normal and roll on
roll on the minor injury chart.
the minor injury chart. If the creature is
Additionally, the creature is frightened
wearing metal armor roll on the major
for the next minute. It can make a
injury chart instead.
Wisdom saving throw (DC 16) at the end
of each of its turns to end this effect. Burst ear drums! Roll twice as
many damage dice as normal and
the creature is deafened permanently.
Then roll on the minor injury chart.
16
16
Caustic trauma! Deal the
Grievous injury! Deal the maximum amount of damage
maximum amount of damage from your normal damage dice
from your normal damage dice then roll then roll your damage dice and add that
your damage dice and add the result. result. If the creature is wearing armor,
Then roll on the Minor Injury chart. If the roll on the minor injury chart and its AC
creature is wearing heavy armor roll on modifier is reduced by 2 until it can be
the Major Injury chart instead. repaired (for half the price of new armor
of the same type) or cleaned (if the
Cruel prick! Roll your damage armor is magical). If the creature is not
dice twice and add them together
wearing armor, roll on the major injury
and roll on the major injury chart.
chart.
Severed! Deal the maximum Ice block! Deal the maximum
amount of damage from your
amount of damage from your
normal damage dice then roll
normal damage dice then roll your
your damage dice and add the result.
damage dice and add that result. The
Then roll on the Minor Injury chart. If the
creature is paralyzed until the end of its
creature is wearing light or no armor roll
next turn and rolls on the minor injury
on the Major Injury chart instead.
chart
17
Ensorcelled! Deal the
maximum amount of damage
from your normal damage dice then roll
your damage dice and add that result Toxic shock! Deal the
then roll on the minor injury chart. maximum amount of damage from
Additionally, the creature is spellbound your normal damage dice then roll your
for the next minute. While spellbound it damage dice and add that result. Then
makes saving throws against spells with roll on the minor injury chart and the
disadvantage and spell attack rolls creature is poisoned for the next minute.
against it have advantage. At the end of The creature may attempt a saving throw
each of the creature’s turns it can make at the end of each of its turns (DC 12) to
an Intelligence saving throw (DC 16) to end this effect.
end this effect. Psychological break! Deal
Blight! Deal the maximum the maximum amount of damage
amount of damage from your from your normal damage dice then roll
normal damage dice then roll your your damage dice and add that result.
damage dice and add that result. The Then roll on the Insanity chart.
creature’s maximum hit points are
reduced by the same amount. Then roll
on the minor injury chart 17 17
Rot! Roll twice as many damage
dice as normal and the creature
cannot regain hit points for the next
minute. It may make a saving throw (DC
16) at the end of each of its turns to end
this effect.
Contaminated! Roll twice as
many damage dice as normal and
the creature is poisoned for the next
minute. The creature may attempt a
saving throw at the end of each of its
turns (DC 16) to end this effect.
Psychological fracture!
Roll twice as many damage dice as
normal and roll on the Insanity chart with
disadvantage.
16
Hellfire! Deal the maximum
amount of damage from your
normal damage dice then roll your
damage dice and add that result then roll
on the minor injury chart. Additionally,
the creature is on fire. While the
creature is on fire it takes 2d6 fire
damage at the start of each of its turns.
The creature can end this condition by
dropping prone and using 5 feet of
movement to roll on the ground.
Lit up! Deal the maximum
amount of damage from your
normal damage dice then roll your
damage dice and add that result. The
creature and each creature you choose
within 15 ft. of it cannot take reactions
until the end of their next turn. Then roll
on the minor injury chart.
17 17
Righteous mark! Deal the
maximum amount of damage for
your normal damage dice then roll your
damage dice and add that result, then
roll on the minor injury chart.
Additionally, the creature glows for the
next minute. While glowing it produces
bright light up 10 feet and dim light up to
30 feet and all successful attacks against
the creature deal an additional 1d4
radiant damage.
Concussive blast! Deal the
maximum amount of damage from
your normal damage dice then roll your
damage dice and add that result. The
creature stunned until the end of its next
turn and deafened permanently. Then
roll on the minor injury chart.
17

Grievous injury! Deal the
maximum amount of damage
from your normal damage dice then roll
your damage dice and add the result.
Then roll on the Minor Injury chart. If the
creature is wearing heavy armor roll on
the Major Injury chart instead.
Cruel prick! Roll your damage
dice twice and add them together
and roll on the major injury chart.
Severed! Deal the maximum
amount of damage from your
normal damage dice then roll
your damage dice and add the result.
Then roll on the Minor Injury chart. If the
creature is wearing light or no armor roll
on the Major Injury chart instead.
18
Ensorcelled! Deal the
maximum amount of damage
from your normal damage dice then roll
your damage dice and add that result
then roll on the minor injury chart.
Additionally, the creature is spellbound
for the next minute. While spellbound it
makes saving throws against spells with
disadvantage and spell attack rolls
against it have advantage. At the end of
each of the creature’s turns it can make
an Intelligence saving throw (DC 16) to
end this effect.
Blight! Deal the maximum
amount of damage from your
normal damage dice then roll your
damage dice and add that result. The
creature’s maximum hit points are
reduced by the same amount. Then roll
on the minor injury chart 18
Crushed! Deal the twice
maximum result of your damage
dice and roll on the major injury chart.
Run through! Deal twice the
maximum result of your damage
dice and roll on the major injury chart.
Dissected! Deal twice the
maximum result of your damage
dice and roll on the major injury chart
Vitriolic! Deal twice the
maximum result of your damage
dice and roll on the major injury chart.
Glacial! Deal twice the
maximum result of your damage
dice and roll on the major injury chart.
19
Caustic trauma! Deal the
maximum amount of damage
from your normal damage dice
then roll your damage dice and add that
result. If the creature is wearing armor,
roll on the minor injury chart and its AC
modifier is reduced by 2 until it can be
repaired (for half the price of new armor
of the same type) or cleaned (if the
armor is magical). If the creature is not
wearing armor, roll on the major injury
chart.
Ice block! Deal the maximum
amount of damage from your
normal damage dice then roll your
damage dice and add that result. The
creature is paralyzed until the end of its
next turn and rolls on the minor injury
chart
18
Toxic shock! Deal the
maximum amount of damage from
your normal damage dice then roll your
damage dice and add that result. Then
roll on the minor injury chart and the
creature is poisoned for the next minute.
The creature may attempt a saving throw
at the end of each of its turns (DC 12) to
end this effect.
Psychological break! Deal
the maximum amount of damage
from your normal damage dice then roll
your damage dice and add that result.
Then roll on the Insanity chart.
18
Combustion! Deal twice the
maximum result of your damage
dice and roll on the major injury chart.
Arcane injury! Deal twice
the maximum result of your
damage dice and roll on the major injury
chart.
Electrocuted! Deal twice the
maximum result of your damage
dice and roll on the major injury chart.
Atrophy! Deal twice the
maximum result of your damage
dice and roll on the major injury chart.
System failure! Deal twice the
maximum result of your damage
dice and roll on the major injury chart
19
Hellfire! Deal the maximum
amount of damage from your
normal damage dice then roll your
damage dice and add that result then roll
on the minor injury chart. Additionally,
the creature is on fire. While the
creature is on fire it takes 2d6 fire
damage at the start of each of its turns.
The creature can end this condition by
dropping prone and using 5 feet of
movement to roll on the ground.
Lit up! Deal the maximum
amount of damage from your
normal damage dice then roll your
damage dice and add that result. The
creature and each creature you choose
within 15 ft. of it cannot take reactions
until the end of their next turn. Then roll
on the minor injury chart.
18
Righteous mark! Deal the
maximum amount of damage for
your normal damage dice then roll your
damage dice and add that result, then
roll on the minor injury chart.
Additionally, the creature glows for the
next minute. While glowing it produces
bright light up 10 feet and dim light up to
30 feet and all successful attacks against
the creature deal an additional 1d4
radiant damage.
Concussive blast! Deal the
maximum amount of damage from
your normal damage dice then roll your
damage dice and add that result. The
creature stunned until the end of its next
turn and deafened permanently. Then
roll on the minor injury chart.
18
Madness! Deal twice the
maximum result of your damage
dice and roll on the Insanity chart.
Wrath of the gods! Deal
twice the maximum result of your
damage dice and roll on the major injury
chart.
Wall of sound! Deal twice the
maximum result of your damage
dice and roll on the major injury chart.
19

Slash! Deal the maximum result
of your damage dice twice, roll on
the major injury chart, and the creature
is bleeding. For the next minute the
creature loses 2d8 hit points at the start
of each of its turns until it uses an action
to staunch this wound.
Inferno! Deal twice the
maximum result of your damage
dice and roll on the major injury chart.
Additionally, the creature is on fire. While
the creature is on fire it takes 2d8 fire
damage at the start of each of its turns.
The creature can end this condition by
dropping prone and using 5 feet of
movement to roll on the ground.
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Magically mauled! Deal
twice the maximum result of your
damage dice and roll on the major injury
chart. Additionally, the creature is
spellbound for the next minute. While
spellbound it makes saving throws
against spells with disadvantage and
spell attack rolls against it have
advantage. At the end of each of the
creature’s turns it can make an
Intelligence saving throw (DC 18) to end
this effect.
Putrefy! Deal twice the
maximum result of your damage
dice, the creature’s maximum hit points
are reduced by the same amount, and
the creature cannot regain hit points
until the end of its next turn. Then roll on
the major injury chart
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Bludgeoning
Piercing
Slashing
Acid
Cold
Fire
Force
Lighning
Necrotic
Poison
Psyhic
Radiant
Thunder
Pierce! Deal the maximum result
of your damage dice twice, roll on
the minor injury chart, and roll on the
major injury chart.
Acid bath! Deal twice the
maximum result of your damage
dice. If the creature is wearing armor,
the armor is destroyed (if non-magical)
or rendered useless until cleaned during
a long rest (if magical) and roll on the
major injury chart. If the creature is not
wearing armor, roll on the major injury
chart and the creature is disfigured.
While disfigured the creature has
disadvantage on all Charisma ability
checks except Charisma (Intimidation).
Being disfigured can be removed with
the spell greater restoration.
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Lightning rod! Deal twice the
maximum result of your damage
dice and you may choose one other
creature within 15 ft. of the victim. That
creature must succeed on a Dexterity
saving throw (DC 20) or take half as
much damage. Then roll on the major
injury chart.
Biological breakdown!
Deal twice the maximum result of
your damage dice, roll on the major
injury chart, and the creature is poisoned
for the next minute. The creature may
attempt a saving throw at the end of
each of its turns (DC 16) to end this
effect.
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Splat! Deal the maximum result
of your damage dice twice, the
creature is stunned until the end of your
next turn, and roll on the major injury
chart.
Subzero! Deal twice the
maximum result of your damage
dice, roll on the major injury chart, and
the creature is paralyzed for the next
minute. The creature may attempt a
saving throw at the end of each of its
turns (DC 16) to end this effect. If it fails
this saving throw three times it is frozen
solid and becomes a petrified but frozen
solid in a block of ice rather than turned
to stone.
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Mind melt! Deal twice the
maximum result of your damage
dice and roll on the Insanity chart with
advantage
Smite! Deal twice the maximum
result of your damage dice and
roll on the major injury chart.
Additionally, the creature glows for the
next minute. While glowing it produces
bright light up 10 feet and dim light up to
30 feet and all successful attacks against
the creature deal an additional 1d6
radiant damage
Sonic salvo! Deal twice the
maximum result of your damage
dice, the creature is deafened
permanently, and stunned until the end
of its next round. Then roll on the major
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